Instruction d'utilisation Furuno

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uruno’s new NavNet
U.S. coverage far exceed the sys- Furuno’s TimeZero technology,
Left, the
3D system sets the tem’s memory capacity, the pic- a combination of software, a
NavNet 3D
F
new standard for inte- ture files for a defined planned high-speed processor and a pow-
units use track-
grated marine electronic navigation area, for example the erful graphics engine makes the
pads and a
navigation systems. The coastline from northern New image flow smoothly, without
rotary knob
NavNet 3D chartp

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include a 4 kw/3.5 foot, 48 cessing electronics are reporting vessels on the transmitted pulse to the chart screen and when selected range. nm, 6 kw/4 foot, 64 nm, housed in the antenna unit desired on the radar image. The full range of opera- 12 kw, 72 nm or 25 kw and connect to the NavNet Vessels that present a possi- tor controls, range, gain, with 4- or 6-foot antennas, 3D system using an Ether- bility of a close approach sea state, interference rejec- maximum range 96 nm. net cable and a pa

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layers to select or change functions or displays. Almost everything is only one click or a slight rota- tion of the RotoKey away. The wisdom of Furuno’s decision to use Ethernet as the communication bus beginning with the original NavNet system in 2001 is reinforced in NavNet 3D. The plug and play nature of the Ethernet bus system is illustrated by the ease with which an IP video ius Satellite weather receiv- ducer to provide the trans- camera can be plugged into This Furuno er, Furuno Weatherf